As a teenager attending Church, I was baptized without any understanding of why! I left school, moved to another country, met and married my husband and had two children, all with no conscience of not going to church. I lived a good life, I didn’t smoke or drink nor was involved in any obvious sins.
My name is …., I am forty year old male currently living in South Africa. I am reasonably educated, having some post high school graduate qualifications and diverse work experience. I have for the most part never lacked for anything during my formative and teenage years. although raised by a single parent I always felt
I was so pleased to note on Friday how pleased the male prisoners were to see me, albeit for only 20 minutes. What truly hit home for me is the keenness and the readiness they showed in wanting to share their scripture memorization with me, and that I signed off the respective achievements in the
Testimony from New Hanover Male Prison Dear sir, my name is (?) from Pietermaritzburg, currently I am in New Hanover Prison. I am a saved Christian who was saved in 2013 when I got sentenced for 8 years imprisonment. I was so lucky to find Jesus on the premises of this place, but most of
I had discovered just recently that the female prisoners were not being ministered to, so I approached the office commanding and asked if I could do so. Praise God, it was approved. I am now introducing the female prisoners to a program called Reformers institution Program (RIP). They seemed eager to hear what I had
One of prisoners exclaimed on Friday that coming to the Rip program was good for him, he had just realized the value of feeding the spiritual aspect of his life – Praise God!
God has opened a door for me to minister to the female prisoners today. I showed them the cardboard presentation www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgUL2ACdJ0E . I mentioned what the program is all about and stressed that it would take hard work from them, if they want to see God change them. The hard work will entail, Bible reading, studying,
Many praises to make – we now have three more prisoners who have joined our Reformers Institution Program (RIP) at New Hanover. Those that are coming are starting to become faithful, not only in attendance but also doing the required bible reading, mediating and memorization. Some have preferred to memorize in Zulu (Our material is
We have been going through the seven steps to becoming a good man or woman based upon ps 37:23 “The steps of a good man are ordered by the LORD: and he delighteth in his way.” To do this we discovered that a Good man (or woman) are people of the Bible. They are people
Blessings to share: We had two new people come and attend our Reformers Unanimous addiction program at Hillcrest and one new person attended our Pietermaritzburg chapter – God is great
